Woman Killed by Wild Animal in Nainital Forest
A 50-year-old woman was mauled to death by an unidentified wild animal in Jeolikote, Nainital. Eyewitnesses report she was dragged 1km into the jungle. Authorities have increased patrolling.
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Climate Change Prolongs Pollen Season, Worsening Allergies
Climate change is extending pollen seasons, worsening hay fever and seasonal allergies. Experts warn of longer exposure and increased health risks due to rising temperatures and environmental shifts.
Gut Bacteria May Predict Parkinson's Disease Early
Groundbreaking research reveals that gut microbiome composition can serve as an early warning sign for Parkinson's disease, appearing years before tremors or stiffness develop.
WFH vs Office: Health Impact Study Reveals Surprising Results
A comprehensive study predicts significant health differences between remote and office workers by 2026, highlighting mental and physical wellness trends.
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India's Milk Quality: Can Safety Standards Keep Up?
As the world's largest milk producer, India faces critical challenges in maintaining consistent quality and safety across its fragmented dairy supply chain. This article examines the gaps in regulation, the need for real-time testing, and technological so
Banking Sleep Before Night Shifts: Expert Insights
Experts discuss whether pre-banking sleep before night shifts is effective. Learn about sleep reserves, sleep cycles, and tips for shift workers.
Heatwave Likely in Parts of Northwest, Central, Eastern India
The India Meteorological Department predicts heatwave conditions in northwest, central, and eastern India over the next few days, with temperatures expected to rise.
Bone Density in Women After 35: Osteoporosis Signs
Discover key signs of osteoporosis in women over 35. Learn how to maintain bone density and prevent fractures with diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes.
Bride Suffers Liver Failure on Honeymoon in Japan
A newlywed bride suffered sudden liver failure during her honeymoon in Japan, leading to a medical evacuation back to Texas. Her condition deteriorated rapidly after arrival.
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Heat Wave Alert: Hottest Cities in World as India Sizzles
India Meteorological Department warns of severe heat wave in Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh for next 3 days, spreading to East and Central India. Stay hydrated.
Ibuprofen Side Effects: Long-Term Use Increases Ulcer Risk
Long-term daily use of ibuprofen significantly increases the risk of stomach ulcers and bleeding, warns a new study. Experts advise caution and suggest alternatives for chronic pain management.
Why Heart Attacks Strike More Often in the Morning
Discover how your body's internal clock increases heart attack risk in the morning. Learn about circadian rhythm, hormone surges, and arterial stress.
Delhi-NCR Heatwave: Symptoms and Water Intake Tips
As Delhi-NCR faces a severe heatwave in 2026, learn about heatstroke symptoms, daily water requirements, and essential habits to stay safe during extreme heat.
Hyderabad Food Safety Checks Lag as Industry Booms
Hyderabad's food safety enforcement falls short despite a Rs 10,000 crore industry. Only 9,656 inspections conducted in 2025, covering less than one-fifth of eateries, with just 65 violations found.
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Husband's 1481-Mile Tribute to Wife Lost to Rare Cancer
Matt Miles honors his wife Katy, who died from low-grade serous ovarian carcinoma, by undertaking extreme challenges tied to her police collar number 1481 to raise funds for hospice care.
Excessive Napping in Elderly Tied to Higher Mortality, Study Finds
A new study reveals that frequent, long, or morning naps in older adults may signal underlying health issues, with a 20-minute snooze or more associated with increased mortality risk over 19 years.
Fruit Juice: Hidden Risk for Fatty Liver Disease
Fruit juice, often seen as a healthy choice, can worsen fatty liver disease due to high sugar content and lack of fiber, according to medical experts. Learn why whole fruits are safer.
UK Bans Tobacco Sales to Anyone Born After 2008
The United Kingdom has passed the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, prohibiting tobacco sales to anyone born after 2008. This historic legislation aims to create a 'smoke-free generation' by gradually phasing out smoking through an annually increasing legal purchas
Insulin Resistance: The Hidden Link Between Diabetes and Hypertension
Cardiovascular experts reveal how insulin resistance serves as the common root cause connecting diabetes and high blood pressure, with sugar playing a crucial role alongside salt in hypertension development.
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Delhi-NCR Heatwave: Early Surge in Heat Illnesses
Delhi-NCR faces an early and intense heatwave with temperatures hitting 41-42°C, leading to a spike in hospital OPD cases. Experts warn of heat exhaustion and stroke risks, urging precautions during peak hours.
India's Health Crisis: Heart Disease & Diabetes Surge 50%
A new national survey reveals nearly half of Indians now suffer from cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, a sharp rise from a decade ago, with out-of-pocket hospitalization costs soaring 70%.
Ludhiana Heatwave: Shikanji Replaces Coffee as Temperatures Soar
Ludhiana residents are turning to traditional Shikanji as a punishing heatwave pushes temperatures toward 43°C. With a yellow alert in place, authorities warn of severe dehydration risks and recommend protective measures.
Maharashtra Heatwave: Fourth Farmer Dies, 39 Suspected Cases
A 60-year-old farmer from Latur district collapsed and died, marking the fourth suspected heatstroke fatality in Maharashtra. Health officials report 39 suspected cases and 108 cardiovascular deaths amid extreme temperatures.
Nurses' Strike Disrupts Pune Hospital Services, Admissions Drop
A statewide government employees' strike in Maharashtra impacted patient care at Sassoon General Hospital in Pune, with over 600 nurses protesting. Admissions and surgeries saw significant declines, though emergency services continued with student support
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Mumbai FDA Sets April 30 Deadline for Cheese Analogue Menu Disclosure
Mumbai's FDA has ordered restaurants to disclose cheese analogue use on menus by April 30, with enforcement starting May 1. Violators face action under food safety laws.
Farmer's Suspected Heat Stroke Death in Latur Under Probe
Health authorities in Latur district are investigating the death of a 60-year-old farmer, suspected to be from heat stroke after working in extreme temperatures. Officials cite possible dehydration-induced cardiac failure.
Gujarat Wedding Food Poisoning: 238 Sick, 5 Critical
At least 238 people suffered severe food poisoning after consuming a wedding feast in Dahod district, Gujarat. Five remain hospitalized in serious condition as health officials investigate contamination.
Kidney Stones in Kids: Hyderabad Doctors Sound Alarm
Doctors in Hyderabad report a sharp increase in kidney stone cases among children, including infants, driven by poor hydration, high-sodium diets, and genetic factors, posing risks of severe pain and long-term kidney damage.
Kolkata Hospital Fire Halts Surgeries, Forces Evacuation
A fire broke out in the cathlab of Anandalok Hospital in Kolkata, leading to the evacuation of patients during surgeries. No injuries were reported, with an electrical short circuit suspected as the cause.
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Compulsive Buying Disorder Case in Ahmedabad Treated with PKC Inhibitor
A 40-year-old man from Ahmedabad developed compulsive buying behavior, spending up to Rs 25,000 monthly online. Doctors diagnosed it as CBB, not OCD, and used a PKC inhibitor for treatment, highlighting a rise in such cases post-Covid.
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